Offering antibody tests on demand to consumers on its website for 119 plus a 10 service fee. In marketing emails like this one, the Company Calls the test an immune response blood test, and says, understanding this gives you insight on whether its right to return to work, school and activity. Do you agree with that statement . I dont agree with that statement. Reporter hes Michael Osterholm who heads the university of Minnesota Infectious Disease Research and policy. Many of the individuals who end up being test positive are going to be false positive, meaning that they dont really have the antibody. Even if you do have it, we dont know what it means yet. And so i think its very premature to market these tests like this, and i think that its almost preying on the vulnerability of the public today. Reporter preying on them, you say, because i did, yeah, i think selling antibody tests to the general epter butuest dnt is wrong. S agrees. Uses are clinically validated and appropriate. So h